Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-17
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IT, 1887.
London Il Paris.

ONE case best navy blue calico only 6
cents per yard at FL c. Berry d Cos.
IT was bad week for the exhibition
at Morgan's Grove.
ABOUT two inches OF rain fell here
on Wednesday night.
EMMERT g. FIERY moved into their
new building Thursday.
FULL line of new dress goods, best and
largest stock in town at H Berry & Cos.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad still
continues to move.
DELIGHTFUL rains, during the first
of the week, have blessed the farmer
REV. MR.. BAKER preached in the
1st M. E. Church, Sunday evening last.
ice dozen gents linen collars, standing,
only 25cts per doz. at II 9 Berry 81 Co.'S.
EMMERT & FIERY are now occnpy-
ing their new store room and are ready
for business.
EMMERT 81 FIERY are now occupy
ing their new store room ard are ready
for business.
CALL on Emmert & Fiery at their
new store room one door south OF the
market house.
CALL on Emmert & Fiery at their
new store room one door south of the
market. house.
AN addition is. being built to the
Protestant Episcopal Church Rectory.
at Middieway.
1000 yards real good Canton flannel at
cents per yard, former price 10 cents, at
II G Berry & Co.'S.
GRANT PITzER informed us by letter
that he is getting along nicely with bis
studies.
THE Sherman Invincibles move, live,
and still have their being in the Peo-
ple's Bank Building.
Mr.. J. r. Clifford, was admitted to
practice before the Supreme Court
Tuesday last.
THE crowd was rather small which
attended the band concert Tuesday
evening.
DIR. BLAND, of Virginia, has opened
an office in the Dunn building on East
King Street.
Hon. E. BOYD FAULKNER is maxi
ing improvements on his residence that
..,;ll ~ N In ~ VARY aorpplata
MEssRs. JOHN HAWK, and Clifton
Stump, of Gerardstown, are attending
Randolph Macon College.
London & Paris.
THE delegates to the Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars, which met at Weston
last week, report having had an enjoy
able time.
Miss ANNIE FETZER formerly OF this
city, died at her fathers home in Balti
more, on last Monday, aged II years.
Her remains were brought to this place
Tuesday for interment.
MEssRs. O'CoNNoR u SECHMAN,
meritorious young men of this place
have opened a tin shop under the new
Opera House, on Race ST., west of
A. Gilbert's Drug store.
WE found out the other day that oys-
tiers actually had arrived in town. Mr..
Jacob Schleuss at Turner Hall furnish
ed the proc: in shape of a plate of choice
selects.
Mr.. J f. ROBERTS has been sworn
in as special policeman for Feller's
Hall. This announcement is sufficient
assurance that henceforth good order
will be preserved there.
REV. G W HOLLAND, Phi. d :, presi-
dent of Newberry College, S. c., with
his wife, are on a brief visit to his
brother, Rev. r. c. Holland, of this
city.
GREAT JOB 20 dozen, IS inch long,
Turkish bath towels, only . cents per pair
at II c Berry &c Cos. 1t
STRAINED HIS ANKLE.-Mr. Her
man Roeder recently appointed a brake.
man on thee. v r. r., sprained his
ankle on Wednesday last, while on duty,
at Chambersburg, by jumping from his
train when iu motion. lie was sent
home un the passenger train, and we
trust viii soon be ground 10 report for
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